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      Introducing philips aquaporin

      Introducing

      Philips
      Reverse Osmosis System Powered by Aquaporin Insideâ„¢ Technology

      Learn more about the best and most reliable water filtration system

      Why Reverse Osmosis

      Why Reverse Osmosis?


      Most domestic water treatment solutions used in Australia and New Zealand are based on micro filtration technologies. A micro filter typically has a pore size between 0.1 and 5 micron (1000 microns equal 1 mm). When water undergoes micro filtration, many microorganisms are removed, but viruses, pesticides and metals remain in the water.

      Reverse osmosis

      Why Reverse Osmosis Filtration?


      Reverse Osmosis (RO) is a water purification technology that uses semipermeable membranes which have a pore size around 0.0001 micron, thus 1000 times narrower than the average micro filtration technology. The super small RO membrane pores are large enough to allow water molecules to pass through, but small enough to block other types of molecules. After water passes through a reverse osmosis filter, it is essentially pure water.

      Tds monitoring system

      Real-time TDS
      monitoring system


      Thanks to the monitoring display of Total Dissolved Solids(TDS) before and after the filtering process, it provides extra quality reassurance.

      Tested in cooperation with NASA

      Tested in cooperation with
      NASA and ESA

      Based on the award-winning aquaporin proteins discovery, Aquaporin A/S (Denmark) developed aquaporin filtration technology, and this technology has been tested in collaboration with NASA and ESA for aerospace activities, ensuring astronauts have access to safe drinking water. The partnership highlights the level of technical innovation, performance and durability.  

      Consistent high filtration

      Consistent high filtration performance


      After billions of years of evolution, aquaporin proteins have become highly selective water channels, providing stable, high-performance filtration. This ensures consistently purified water throughout the lifetime of the filter.

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      Why multiple layered ?

       

      Typically all RO water purification systems are multi-layered: water passes filters before and after the RO membrane. A sediment filters will remove larger particles that othweise may clog the RO membrane. An activated carbon pre-filter will remove chlorine and certain pesticides and organic solvents where RO membranbes might be less effective. An activated carbon post-filter is usually available to further reduce chlorine or bad odors and a post-sediment filter to stop any potential RO membrane debris being left in the water. Some systems will have post filters to add minerals and re-balance the pH level of the purifed water.

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